House fire in Donaldson Run (photo courtesy Andrew Pang)
House fire in Donaldson Run (photo courtesy Andrew Pang)
House fire in Donaldson Run (photo courtesy Andrew Pang)
House fire in Donaldson Run (photo courtesy Andrew Pang)
House fire in Donaldson Run (photo courtesy Andrew Pang)
House fire in Donaldson Run (photo courtesy Andrew Pang)
House fire in Donaldson Run (photo courtesy Andrew Pang)
House fire in Donaldson Run (photo courtesy Andrew Pang)
House fire in Donaldson Run (photo courtesy Andrew Pang)
House fire in Donaldson Run (photo courtesy Andrew Pang)
House fire in Donaldson Run (photo courtesy Andrew Pang)
House fire in Donaldson Run (photo courtesy Andrew Pang)
House fire in Donaldson Run (photo courtesy Andrew Pang)
House fire in Donaldson Run (photo courtesy Andrew Pang)
House fire in Donaldson Run (photo courtesy Andrew Pang)
House fire in Donaldson Run (photo courtesy Andrew Pang)
House fire in Donaldson Run (photo courtesy Andrew Pang)
House fire in Donaldson Run (photo courtesy Andrew Pang)
(Updated at 11:30 a.m.) Firefighters battled a house fire in the Donaldson Run neighborhood around 10:20 p.m. last night (July 4).
The blaze broke out in the garage of a home on the 2300 block of N. Randolph Street, not far from the Stratford School (H-B Woodlawn). The fire extended into part of the home itself.
Via Twitter, the Arlington County Fire Department said that the flames were extinguished by 11:15 p.m. and all of the home’s occupants were accounted for.
Photos showed firefighters in full gear hauling pet kennels out of the home. A photographer on scene said one dog and two cats were rescued.
A fire department spokesman could not be reached for comment Tuesday morning, but ACFD sent the following tweet after the initial publication of this article.
Several pets were rescued from last night's house fire and were kept company by paramedics until reunited with fam. pic.twitter.com/BcFmmOzR1s
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